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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1915

Page

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Waterloo HS Many Grocers Leading Waterloo Retail Firms

City Auditor DeGon presents a comparative assessment showing Waterloo has more grocers than any other line of business. The report lists counts for numerous sectors including 54 grocers, 46 manufacturers, 19 drug stores, 18 clothiers, 16 hotels, 14 printing firms, 13 barbers, 12 meat markets, and 9 theatres among others, highlighting the prominence of grocery retailers in the local economy.

Waterloo DeGon Ciry Cigars AG

Will Not Go to War, Says German Paler

Amsterdam dispatch reports Cologne Volks Zeitung commentary on American opinion after the Lusitania sinking. It states Americans criticize Germany, the anti German feeling will rise, while warning that war is unpopular in America due to sacrifices and business damage. The piece notes anti German feeling will steadily mount and that anti-German hostility is an agitation that will fade slowly.

Amsterdam Holland London Cologne Volks America

Railroads denied control of Great Lakes boat lines

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied petitions by the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Lehigh Valley and others to retain ownership or operate lake shipping lines despite the Panama Canal Act ban. Railroads must discontinue boat lines by December 1, 1916. The piece also notes cattle shipments by Gen W Hanna from LaVerne and a Chicago Drovers Journal remark on Hanna’s 425 head of cattle and large sale.

Washington, D. C Pennsylvania New York Central Lehigh Valley Great Lakes Interstate Commerce Commission Tucalgona Courier Gen. W. Hanna LaVerne Hauker Chicago Laverne Chicago Drovers George WW. Hanna Ford Yards

MASY FORPEST BONDS Court Raid Results

Tom Davenport and five others were taken into custody in a police raid last evening at 219 Onnelida. Davenport was arraigned in police court on a charge of operating a disorderly house, pled not guilty, and the case was continued. All others were released on bonds and failed to appear in court.

Masy Tom Davenport Davenport

Crick Patient Hinkle Recovers After Head Injury

Dr Jenberger reports G W Hinkle in Riverside NY after a terrible automobile crash weeks ago. The boy, aged years, suffers a head wound with a skull hole but brain not yet affected. Major operation planned to close the wound.

G. W. Hinkle Jenberger Crick Riverside Drive New York Bay Ted

Local Visitors and Family News From Janesville Area

Kathryn Winslow of Waterlog estay with her mother Mreortright visits Mrs Van Newell in Janesville. Mr. and Mrs. Van Newell stay a few days at their son’s home. Earl Gleason of Janesville visits C A George home with M H Noble and Mr. Kulehe of Kashus calling nearby. Wednesday.

Kathryn Mreortright

Edmund De Wagenaere Fund Seeks More Help for BelarianYouth

Generous responses to the Edmund De Wagenaere fund continue as readers provide support to cover the next three to four months of expenses for a Belgian youth who lost a foot in a railroad accident while seeking work during wartime. Funds cover tuition at Waterloo Business College and essential needs. several substantial gifts, including $25 from the Pilgrim class and $116.56 total reported so far, reflect community sympathy and the Tourist club of La Porte City contributing by sacrificing a sociability day.

Courier Lreporter Edmund de Wagenaere Waterloo Business College Almon F. Gates de Wagenaere Edmond de Waagen Peoria Hoe Ghent Belgium la Porte City

WATCH YOUR GARDENS IN SUCCESSFUL FARMING NOTES

Garden tips cover thinning crowded cucumber hills pruning melons and beans to improve yields and prevent rust. Egg and poultry sections discuss egg collection, storage, and the benefits of infertile eggs for market. Pest control includes arsenate of lead usage on grapes and general farm losses from dirt breaks and spoilage. Industry observations praise Waterino Courier readers for subscribing and note that want ads yield satisfactory results.

Anpan Talbot Reports From China On Japan and Blythe

Roy Talbot of the Chinese Imperial maritime customs service writes from Nanking to Paul Talbot about an interview with Samuel Blythe. He criticizes Japan and predicts American inaction, noting China’s need to defend itself and China’s port openings as Japan’s influence grows.

Ching United States Japan Roy Talbot Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs Service Nanking Paul B. Talbot Waterloo Samual G. Blythe Blythe Saturday Evening Post Nas Talbot Canton Peking Ichang Nanchang China University of Wisconsin Reinsch

City Officials Lead Early Fishing Trip on River

City officials opened the fishing season and were first to hook members of the final tribe this morning. Mayor R. Thompson, Police Judge Meyers, Chief Leighton and Inspector Springer joined a river trip at dawn. Butter Market Elgin May 15 sales quoted 25 1 2 and 26 1 2, majority at lower price.

R. ©. Thompson Meyers Leighton Springer Elgin

Bodies of Nine Lusitania Victims Brought Home

New York May 15 The bodies of nine Lusitania dead including Charles Frohman will be brought to New York aboard the American steamship New York which sails from Liverpool at 9 tonight. The list includes Chas A Plamondon T E King Brodrick I F Trumbus A R Foley Miss H Ellis Miss McBright and Frohman. The New York expected to reach port May 23. Boy Falls In River Rescue By bystanders Cedar River Fourth Street Bridge east end this morning saved by several men.

New York Charles Frohman Liverpool Gram Chas A. Plamondon Chicago T. E., King Cedar River Fourth Street

Boy Falls From Bridge Abutment While Fishing

A boy fishing near a bridge abutment lost footing and fell into deep water. Rescuers responded but conditions hindered access as the water remained dangerous and neighbors watched anxiously.

Public Market Report Finds Bites of Produce and Eggs

On the public market today four wagons and a cart offered limited produce. Onions, yadishes and lettuce sold at three bunches for a dime. Eggs sold for 20 cents a dozen. Home cooking sold out early. One man had two crates of live chickens.

Ponies dressed as soldiers to headline Hugo Brothers show

Hugo Brothers Modern United brings twenty four ponies in Uncle Sam army regalia for two May 17 performances. The trained ponies wear coats with brass buttons, white stripe trousers, regulation caps, and bayoneted guns. Acts include Ray Thompson's stable and stars like the Potters, Pecheka family, and Aerial Astors. A downtown street parade opens the day at 11 am. The Evening Courier backs carrier boys with tickets for the evening show.

Hugo Brothers United Sam Army Ray Thompson Joe Bailey Str Cusdom Marvelous Potters Pecheka Family Astors Cirnus Evening Courier and

Infection in the Air Ad Urges Foley's Honey Tar

Medical authorities warn colds are infectious and some cities bar children with colds from school. Spring weather boosts colds, coughs, and croup. Advertises Foley's Honey Tar Compound as a quick safe remedy sold by druggists. directs readers to the Want Page.

Foley

American note to Germany praised in London Times

London Times comments on the American note to Germany calling it courteous and forceful. It credits the president's stand with moral urgency and states the dispute over submarine warfare is of supreme moment to the United States and its allies, linking their moral interests.

Germany London Times America Wilhelmstrasse United States London

Skeptical woman healing under Dr Myers in Waterloo

Mrs Hester Smith of Cedar Falls reports chronic catarrhal condition and asthma improved after Dr Myers German specialist treatment. She says she is now well with no pain and urges skeptics to inquire. Free consultation. office at Secamore Street Waterloo.

Hester Smith Cedar Falls Myers Dr. Myers Tiqy Secamore St Waterloo

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